Showing posts with label Gift Tags. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gift Tags. Show all posts

Sunday, January 17, 2010

New on my Etsy Shop: {Printable Valentine's Party Collection}

I am so glad that I finally got this listings up on my Etsy Shop! I am in love with this Valentine's Collection, it includes two invitation designs, Sweet Circles, a cute pillowbox and editable tags! No more writing the Candy Buffet labels or place cards by hand! Did I mention that I made all the clipart for the designs?

Here are the pics of the collection!


 
 
 
 
You can find this collection on my Etsy Shop!

Monday, December 28, 2009

Featured again! {One Pretty Thing}

My DIY Gift tags to match your wrapping paper tutorial was featured in One Pretty Thing!  I was so excited when I received Rachel's e-mail telling me of the feature in her Daily DIY. One Pretty Thing is a blog that features DIY projects from all over the internet. The DIY projects can be from things for kids to the most advanced crafts. Rachel does a pretty good job of updating her blog on a daily basis... so if you feel like doing something crafty today, visit her blog and thank me later :)

Thank you Rachel for the feature, I am honored!

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

DIY - Gift Tags to Match Your Gift Wrapping Paper

This is a cool DIY project that you can easily do at home. There are probably a hundred tutorials on how to do this all over the internet, but I wanted to give all of you a Christmas present so here it goes. This is a tutorial on how to make cute little gift tags that perfectly match your wrapping paper. They are little 2.5" square tags. The pics were shot at night so they are not perfect and a little bit off color :), but the tutorial is nice anyway!


Step 1:

Find some gift wrapping paper or use a recyclable option like magazine paper, newspaper, etc. This would look very nice in old magazine paper! And get a piece of cardstock, I used heavy printer paper.
Step 2:


Glue the gift wrap to the cardstock, use a soft cloth to rub the paper as you glue it down so that you don't get any air bubbles.
Step 3:


Cut a 2.5 X 5.0" rectangle using a trimmer.
Step 4:

Score in the exact middle with a folding tool, I used the drop-down arm of the rotary trimmer because it provides a straightedge guide for scoring. This simple step will make your tags look professional.
Step 5:

Pass the folding tool along the fold to flatten. This is another little step that makes your folds look very nice. I am using one hand while holding the camera with the other hand, so that's why the pic looks funny!
Step 6:

Use a corner rounder to round off corners and you are done!

Now you should have something like this:

 
 
 
If you use your punches you can get embellishments or use those as tags by themselves.

 
 
 
 
I hope you liked my tutorial... if you found this interesting or useful please leave a comment and tell me about it.

Merry Christmas!